Karoline Leavitt Roasted Over Ridiculous Knock On Harvard Amid Trump Battle

The White House press secretary dished on the administration's position about skills that America "needs" in its society.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt took a wild jab at Harvard University on Tuesday as the Trump administration continues to pile on its attacks, eyeing further ways to pull funding from the Ivy League institution.

“The president is more interested in giving that taxpayer money to trade schools and programs and state schools where they are promoting American values but, most importantly, educating the next generation based on skills that we need in our economy and our society,” she told Fox News’ Sean Hannity

“Apprenticeships, electricians, plumbers — we need more of those in our country and less LGBTQ graduate majors from Harvard University and that’s what this administration’s position is.”

Moments earlier, Leavitt referred to the administration’s “common sense” policy toward funding Harvard before questioning why a university “pushing anti-American values” with a $53 billion endowment should receive taxpayer funds.

After the White House froze billions in federal funds and grants to the university last month, it’s now considering canceling all remaining federal contracts with the institution, The New York Times first reported Tuesday.